•
JOIN I. 11IITCHELL s . ,. • • .
.• •
Attorhey at Law,
WELLspOIIO, PA.,
!ores his t 4tirernont from, the Aatt.vren,
employment in his Profession. Of
ip knits in Itoy's Block.—doe. 9,1871-3 t.
GA C.OUNTY AGITATOR.
Local Items.\
~'►:DNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1871.
New Advertisements
ill .rc itiiilders—Conamiesiotiers.
Dr) Harden.
iivroiktry—A. B. Erifitmon.
I: Ante—Waller Sherwood. -
(Um., Tdit for 3. Rico
)oNATioN.—The friends of Rev, D.
Beek will make him a donation at the M. E.
rch to Tueesday evening, Feb. 23. All are
BENDING-1114h Young & Co. aro
lting up a box of binning to Ecnd to the City
',ng on your magazinet3.—nt
Fielieth for reserved seats at the eon
t on saturday, may 'Co procured at tho book
ie a •II ; Young & Co,
•
DONATION.—The friends of Itev. G.
Remington, wiltgive him a donation at the
so of Mrs. Benjamin, Stony Fork, Friday
ng, Fob. 24th, 1871.
n Louisville, Kentucky, the fines
cool for al unkcnness aro phlood in'the
ehool
1 It is aid, Eatiriently, that many f the
ottnent won get drunk every %eek, jiist to
trilAute to the cause of Otte:llion.
•
lioN. HENRY SHER - WOOD visite( the
:idol School on Friday last, and - - f.poka o the
1. - 01 in his Idicitnes way for half an bou . It
• ono of the pleasant, familiar talks that in
.; .c;7 atoo . :o without tiring; snob as a school
t ti,‘. k , ‘ s ii,ten to with Wesson:l and profit.
)1. Thuiday evenly / got' t h e 16th Anat.
'l. K. Beecher lectut ( ed in Smith Bowen's
.9ubject, " Man and hfusie." Tho house
w oderately ft.!' filled, and most of the audi
, ..,,711 away tatittied—that thekbad beard an
•tt.tin: 411-Lmitze.
I's. Kimball has reino
the scrund fluor of Wright 4; Tsai
,,,l-10: building, over Hosting( 4 Co.'s
„ : •itire, Ns, hcre bilei is prepared to fill all orders
•1, , nollioo - and dreudrialcer't; line.
A nittale servant died sluidettly in
„.1 The doctor coulti o not account for,the
wet made a poet tuortem ?examination,
•,6 -L•,acd that the stomach lidd been reduced
,?• • •• ?•t a baby's, and the heart pushed Out
. 1 , r I.l.ter, by tight lacing.
l•n ISULL HI NO Ens.—This troupe
A • Ad-concert in .qmith d llowen's ball, on
. ur , February 21, and we bespeak for them
LI Atendanc . e. They are highly spoken of
fi• I, d pre , t9, and wo have no doubt that
ne of the few really got d troupes frac
?
poi
I t•ioail , Society ,have t
, toir , lap bight, at their hall in Wright
I', Re:mired, that it
' th, policy this government to make
y Chief llisputatas — W.
,o.• 1 3. T 1 Young wilt
, i •,, ,iI rheil., im an iueulLonama fml,,leet.
l'‘.! prt fs(NP.—T it c ell terprising'
r II 1„ Smith A f-on, Tioga, boot and'shoe
and again in fail blast, on Wells
, of-po4ite E. N. late hoteL
-1 I.lc ill find, TIE usual, 17 large assortment
an,l flow whieb to select any kind
,. uu Jr ire 1. A l:n_a trek (\new goods
hand in a few - days.
\ l \ A
11111I:n DEA D INO;Ft SLEEPING.—
, , ino)ghbOill,B
:0, SO WI er.t l yCr. dezt:ait3ed by fire, is already ri
from the ashes of her destruction. Fifteen
yes places are nearly ready for occupation,
al I he in fun operation before the first, of
ediz:ns of Tioga have unanituously re
-1%,1 to re-haild the town on its old cite—all
nlfngs within the husincs: limits to be ring
• And, from the en t 4gy and resolution
•n, ed by her Intstnc:.:l men. we aro inclined to
I. , is thet a •of will have small
,ret that the Tioga of 1870 was
, el.t by arc.
1;151:(ZI,A1:1".- - Tht , .tore of Converse
r, , go tt Al, l-orough, burglaricusly en
... 1 on Flay night, nod robbed of a large
;o,:,iy of goods. The burglars gained en
through the buck door and re
, heavy I,ar. they were evidently up to
trade, awl tondo their selections
and di,eronion(lon. We trust they
s-ole tracts uncover - ed, by which they
• 1 . .1111 , 1 out, and duly rouneded for their
I i , ,• , r) ;1,14 ingcndity, by free tickets at the
.n5l. - for a few years.
i - VLF. BITS.--Itev. H. LarukArhat
. r pion at Blosshurg renently of $25 0 .
•1! rad 16ri c;i111.13-, is to hrtvd 1 a n6w
of i. 70,001)
S Ludlow, c,f,tt'llarleston, round hig
ith her leg brui.e.n, in the btable,
" it,-t
Itu of New York city, as la:
JI rt. 1,1 tol, is 912,252.
~I •lmr,, I three licente.l hotels and one
'• • 1,10,c
l'i \ 1). \V. Avery, latt
Avkr , Npent a few ( 1 33 . ' .
iwt , I ivnils in list villago last
tI 1, ' it ii it t Irtirig A new
' !'ti tal - Mussrs. Wit)
1 , 1..0•1v , in, .1.11 l',ltir,(ll, Sainticd
II 11,.11,- kY 111
till , ,11 \ i4 0111.1+, whoeo cxertidi
,ii•i kt , tt• it t pr,,pf•rty at
C 1,14 , 4te, Y11 , ,e I.eln•ls• Uly Wat theet
1,4 i-noits in *rising my
t it) in lb) 11,11))),..mo
;I\\ t•.- ( • ;-", iz -, 3 11. \V.
1 .., 1 .. to tt tnitt , to .taro in front or the
'i ' o , thee, thu se lite 11•„a , for the . , eato of
4 oil :11 , 11 'She it tt,,
it I it,. ti utheittal Inusie. Pet :tte,
' . ~,,., 0116 store can rely on
4 •• — 1••1 otl Todd deals in no oilier.
• '414 ;.-:;( . :1100L RECREATION.-On
, tant, the-BloFsburg Baptist Snodax
1, ,4 %;jt to our village. It NV:6
' ' L • 1.1 , 1 al.le flair, rDt her an extended.
'ha el; v„, - .6,1*: , entsritry like 0111 T, .111CrO ,
of 12
j inni?, carrying 10 moult , ,
' `• ' I ':.1i0.11 15 were San(lay 6010(11
"• • •'.t ; t i-ited the counly alms hc . 1F6,..j
I. They also called at
II they f 11:1 a i rirlettuiliSr'—anfl quite
i 4 :,,I,ly--oF a toelitical 4:micas could do:H
i' *x , !tirsionik should hat e 11,1
tur:C , •l: ,, l by -fiehler's haul;
, 1,11.1((43 dinner was providc I by LI, itte
f i‘e Elovve.
et.j,,,ye.l the affair hugely : nifd if
the torliA,tit a roFler, brighter, Letfor
''-h , sv 1 0r.v..1 1,1 jfivehilesove have not Fceli it.
arc 01way...4 welcome.
LEGISLATION'.—Our
'"r" 1, under coo:idoration morel billd of
.hff.rtnt dates touching Wollsboro, as follows t
Mr. Mann, from the Cotnmittco on Education,
re)u - nictl,a bill entitled "nn act authorizing: We
Direetore of Wellshoro to invest !qtypht.
+n4l3 "
A I.ia ivag presented entitled "a further tup-
I'eJleht to the act to incorporate the WelltburP
,L• 1 Lawrenceville railroad company."
Ah o a bill entitled "nn net to incorporate the
fllAicrn Water Company."
A L;11 wag also presented entitled "on act ap
prAnting commissioners to lay out Rod - construct
a road born Ilabb's creek to the bond ;pines at
Antrum, in Tioga county,"
GItAOE 131 - AciummEtvr..4.4lhe
ing communication explains itself suffieleutly,,
and we trrist'thai the ToSti :Ten ntaY
to grace' Within the Mailed' I:rumba:Sr' Of ,
but we arc a little uncertain about it. We know
some of the parties to the .contraot.; ,trY, a ' r i
good sinners.' Row , theywoirldper`foime. Wats;
is not so ulcer. And we have never .beard Rev.
Mr. Omens in the pulpit; Consequently _cannot
say. how much Pirion_Power hoSrates. We only
wish to suggest that, Mir — ) only wields the ordi- I
nary ono-Parsort-Power, ho has his hands full:
Friend Agitator:—As there ItLeoneld.
arable excitement and loud galls, in this' Vicinity;
we are rather straitens, through you, to_inake a
plain esatement of the foots in the matter.
On. Friday evening, the 10th instant, during a
conversation between Rev. 'W. P. Omens and
some of the gentlemen who .to names appear on
the following contract, the' qUeition was asked,
"'Why are such. and sch. men pot converted?" .
And the elder's answer' was, "because 614 will
net hang on," or, in other words,- "they, leave
the house of God before x get half • thrOugh pros.
citing." ' Then the suggestion was made that
those reenfAnmbering about'ten, of the toughest
cases in town, should attend meeting regularly,
for a certain number of nights, under the preach
ing and directions of ltif Omens. • And in Act.
cordance with this understanding, the following
contract was gotten up and signed
" Good for fourteen consecutive nights, under
tho preaching of Elder Omens, and others, at
the Union church, in Knoxville, commencing on
Monday evening, February 20, and to follow the
Elder's directions, Eaoh to forfeit, to the Elder,
ten dollars per night for his voluntary Absence.
The Elder to light and warm the house, and fur
nish the best of accommodations. None to speak
unleis ho chooses. ,
C. W. Beach, O. H. Wood,
J. Dearman,
• , Charles' Morse,
.
A. Albs, A. D. Knox,
Phillips, Diram Costley,
J. llogatticamp, William Morse, _
W. W. Dunham.'
There is not ono among thiTh — niu aber,that has
entered into this 'with the least thought or:intent
of burlesque, or making light of the subject of
religion. On the other hand; we have entered
into this novel araangement,hoping and praying
that wo may bo benefited- by it and " brought
to light" in the Christian's
Ono of our friends is now making irtrip-thro'
Potter and M'Kean counties, and we rather ex
pect that, through him, we shall be "noticed"
In the papers of those counties, and perhaps
more conspicuously than we desire.
We aro aware, friend Agitator, that this is ra
ther a queer way of getting up a neries,of meet
ings, sod our only reason for asking you to make
any mention of this matter is, that we- do not
want our friends to think for a pornent that we
arc defying God and, man, dr vietnally
the clergy, "Fire •ouiliiggest guns, yen canhot
reach us!" This is not the position we occupy.
Sexttnn.
AN OLD P.DSWENT.—Jatues Good;
rich, himself one of the oldest citizens of this
county, sends us the following notice of Joseph
Is.VCortnick,'who lived at. Lawrenceville, in this
,county, as long ago as 1812. Captain Goodrich
informs us that viCtld Joe" figured quite conspi
cuously in this county in that early day, and adds
that many old inhabitants would like tohearfro,m
him, We take the' following from the Wisconsin
Legishaire Manual : -
, .
" A LEGISLATIVE NESTWI.—Joseph Weer
tnielc, of Ahnopee, was born in the town of Wy
oming, PLI.,, A pill IS, 1737, and is the oldest morn - -
her of the present Assembly, and is also believed,
to he the oldest member of any, legislutivooo:
in the world. He received a common, schenl asl.
weation, and is by occupation a farmer. From
Wyoming ho wont with his parents to Sieuben
county, N.' V., in 1789 ; to Lanoneevillo, Tiogit
county, Pa., inlSl2 ; to Louis' ilk, Ky., in 1810';
"[to Covington, Indiana, in 1829 ; to ;it. toni:t,
Mo , temporarily, in 1811 ; to Rob Roy, Warren
cimn:y, Illinois in 1844; and to Manitowie, Wis
cousin, in 1318. 1 For several yours he was ope
rating backward and forward between Indiana
t iinit'l as, nail imas eleoted a member pf the enli
ven - yr to form constitution for Texas, but his
family tAiding in Indiana, and having been
elected a member of the Assembly of that State
in the same y'oar, he did not taken seat as a
member of the t retts -convention. Ile Was it
member of the Asseuihly from Fountain county,
Indiana, in 1339, '4O, '4l and '42, and ' elected to
the Assetnlil of Wisconsin in 1870, in the 84th
year of his ago; was, postmaster at
,Itob, Roy,,
Fountain county, Indiaba r under Gen. Jackion
Ile entered the military service of the U. States
during the nar of 1812, saes nommissioned'as
captain, B.O4IetIIGIVAI to major; participated in
the engagements at Tippecanoe, Queenstown
Heights, Lundy's 'Lane, and the blowing up of
Fort Elle." , . - ' ,
GosSlr ON POI•ITIIV.—TennyE,ou is out
with some execrable verses, which c he calls 'Songs
of the Wrens.' It hardly seems ei•ediblo that the
man who wrote " !Adzesly end " Iderte
de Arthur" should publish such unmitigated
urauuttruz.. tutrrotmw - mg - :
" The frost is here, - •
And fuel is dear,
•
And woods are' sere, •
And fire burns clear,
And frost is here,
We have a pair of rats in 'our Cellar, ancient
and fishy customers, who know all about traps
and cats. Suppose our rats should sing, thusly:
." Tho coast id' clear,'
The cheese is hero,
J.IHN tV. QUER.N.4I
And has bitten tho heel of tho going year
No mat is near,
We love good cheer,
And all theryear -
Naught but the snaky weasel we feax:','
We will sing the Laureate for a neir'StOre pjpo,
hat—Rats against Wrens,--Mr. Swinburno to bn
umpire.•; But Our rats don't expect . two 'gnitte * as t .
per live_ - On oa-contrary, we will:sell tho.C* ,
tire sing for.fiva centS,..and throw in fieiveral col
umns of reading matter.
NEW Ct/LINTY • ti T 1 E IS A I N/— f rill s
people of Canton and 'lrr.y arc very
tad with New ronoty-on•t'ie-brain. A gentle
man of exotob came to Liberty fir the express
purpose of rpreetling the disesee here; LA the
people of:lliberty did t•ot wish to be afflicted in
that way; and they gave th 6 gentleman such a
counteracting (I.,sc of Old County - , that without
doubt he wont ,ite.ty tii - udcrably relieved, with
the addition of a ilea iii each ear. We would
add, that if there aro any more iii that regiota
similarly_atnicted, :end them Araightu ay unto
"Lth&i - y ; for iitily ooi leinedy is rt good ono,
and we ,/are, Wo charge
theta atort' i c t ice for board, uud,.medi
cat treatment will be tree, the'snerie Itline•
qua ; By order of the medical directors of
LIBERTY.
JAcNfoN.---Thri-frionds of Rev. ('llB9
Weeks, Aft:Eliot:LA, tatide ITiiii-a_tit.aatiia visit a
tho Parsofllt;o Priday era
ning, 33 ilistai,t. Tl,o •titw.itit nc.it e.t [(noun
$1 1 11.
Eider costshwiiii its; w e e
inns at i'"rfscr , ',thee. the - depaittsre of E
tier Ji,ht. , p , n I.ro t fill Elder
I.elt vetll, v. 1.4) ha , r Ur ,
ilettriy vt 3 talr,
and will 1.•11 rt.!. Liz elo:-.:0 ; !, 1111,1 tiw26tl
Tito chnitgOablO 40.11:,er
ralito L.iel.nei - s, for the wee",
The Feal(ct foctl is ta'l4iiig 41,0,1,E llu Childrr
in thc:'‘,.3.;yero palt of the 1. - 41104, L , 1 , ( 1 iNal;
qrf .:;•1
• W lii).- - aUr 4100,1 ,10 ;11 Ira had 1
little In Leek llie metn,t,,ny of pioneer lire
cr in4er, cEicpt
1.114/ all vi to t‘ r inkob,.4
ties, so 11.1, - .11 sci . that the a b,t iI iit tit
tri , •l h is 0.0 , mi, teacher nirt
the Sli tf. r,ti tcd. treatment.
coati's chili], abont INo 34
e...:11(1 , 1 by cilliiir ,1•;INI;
ip i - 0
.Lt., t. 111.10
wit IV t
until :ttif
:74- 47 1= 1 -111 . 11;11.4 b a 11e4"11 ',pry Loy%
and I.lllngiu )1. 1 ,Y0 I,l k , ' 6 ' 416
y licit zs .11.,-.1.p0 int Meta lu (Mal y Gt• our bard rrOr-
I. tog elt i7ll, •
co , i , l..rat,ll,iotete.st has becii.tuanifeeted by.
t 1„• ); , -y yet frn•
art( (0 l( fr•,m Tioga, (11110,Fs the
e.ll:,iy I sent is :it Canton, which event is not
ill Iy ;.) happen soon, 179 the people of either
Troy or C-Intim will tight it; unless- it Coates 'to . '
them. Aad this opposition may he kept up for
years. The more the subject is agitated, the lees
phpalar it becomes.
Ispcaking of n big day's work in une of the
chair shops, nt Wcllsbofo, hy a woman, reminds
ate that' Denmark Morrit, of Canton; hare sold
over olio hundred dozen of the genuine Weitsboro
chairs in the last year. They are staple article
in nostern Bradford. E. 14.taintls.
INCORVOUATED BOROUGH'S. — Ai I in
corpora taxi boroughs in Tiogo county are required
by law to publish nnuuntly einteinerit of the
ieeeipts and i3peaditurcs of said boroughs. Let
each ono seal in its report ns early as kai..tien
.
FANNING MILLS.—We have. foot'
mills of J. JI. lather's make for sale. These
milts are admitted by tho farmers generally to be
the best in Too. Call at this oboe.-Sept 38, 1.8711,
3m. ,
Ell
41rranEt•L-4.30.013it+6
18'11871, at thollisictenee' of the bride's parents,
by the Bev. J. P. Calkins, lir., .1 . 7414. I. Mitobt 4 l
Esq., attorneYiat ltity, attetAltiii M a ilitoteittAdi ,
of WeHaber°. ,
[The indtolo9,olBatle4;Wful 481(014'w itt 3 ;:per.,'-' ,
sou, with a "stay of proceedings'!—Tordiot sat.is•
•
fact on,—andC4Bo aisaharge4l,,yeith
Foe Simple, or a simple foe, ,
And all the fecientall,
Arc ,nothing when compared to then,
Thou best 'et' fees—temale: _
• h The law's,rigor is inexorable, '
- And nothing . stays its march. they eay :
But Ipre's rigor is more adorable, - - -
And wins by cupid's Archery.
llfny sucoese,lappiness,,presperity, and a long
life of unclouded joy attend OA hapOy couple.]
ARGETBINGEIt —SOPER—In Rutland on
the 2nd, inst.:hi the,Uov• - M•Rnek,Thall, Mr. F. W.
A rgateinger, and Rita Eato•Hoper,. • ,
- ALFORD—In Toga borough,- Jan. 25, Ste.
Olen Alford; aged 53 years: • ' • '
At a meeting of 'the Bargees and Council of
Tioga borough, Peh4l3, 1871; the following or
dinance was passed
Ortorniuou N0:24. Thit all lote:in Tioga
rough fronting on Main street, between Minh
and Broad streets, on' tbe ease tilde, and A.O.
Bush's Immo and Cowanesque street, on the west
side; and all lots fronting on Wollaboro street,
between Main street and Jacob Scheitfelin, jr.'s
southwest corner, on the north'sfde, and F. W.
Nraise's house and harness Rion, - on the south
side ; and all' lots fronting on Now street, be
tween Main streetandAbialßly's !Amis.:on the
north side, anti G. W. liathaway's house,on the
south side, shall be included in what hill be
termed Firo Limits ; and, no wooden or other in- ,
flaruablo building or construction shall be erect
ed within such limits,Withontiv license. or per-,
'mit first had from the Burgess - and Council of
said borough. W. 0. FARR, linr,;ess.
F. E. Snirn, Seo'y. - fah 22 2w
NOTICE.
M OWN lots for ,attlo- We ' abor°. -Enquire
of J. Emory Wellsboro, or. W. V. Emery,
Box, 2822, Williamspot Pa.
Wellaboro, Fob. 22-4 t.
Tro THE DOIIIITING.- 4 13ele*
I a few of tho late testimonies
A, 13. Eastman's office, after takin,
lag decayed teeth. removed:-
" I had six teeth extraoted, a d dreamed , I
was witnessing the Operation; 11E3 ead_of Alpine
the subject., . DENEDICT."
Had a splendid dream ; thought Abe-little
bird, were singing all around no.
• GEO-o.l3°2mm'
rea wed I was going up a long hill ; thought
I fell down,, , Mural. Germ.'
fp
Took s; had four teeth extracted; dream
efl\ my grandpa was buying me &Woo large doll.
!STELLA DICKINSON!'
•
liad seven teeth extracted, without pain;
supposed I Was about to meet friends at a Ills.
tenet), atter enjoying a pleasant ride on the oars
' Mae. J. t 3. htlanoir.'
By oneo inhaling gas, I had
,eighteen teeth
extracted, without pain. BeintrAtt Mormon.
;!l'lTiidd my recommendation to the above.
Have taben-chloroforra;'.antillied other ways
to have teetlt extracted, but find nothing ap ploa
ss.ob and harmless as the gas. •
Feb 15, 1871 tf , MRS. G. 11.111n0w..n.','
MRS. JOHN RICE offers for sale hor house
and lot on State' street, 'on reasonable
terms, A good•chance is now offered to any one
wirbing to purchase a small property.„ Terms :
Part cash, and balance on time. Call at W.' T.
Mathers'a grocery, or at the house of Jno. Scott,
for Curtber particulars. MRS: JOHN RICE.
Feb 22, '1871 , 4 `.
Ai
.1114' EASTMAN;
. ..
. _
-.,z 7 7-p, . 0i.,....,,,,,,,.. AND IfECRAIIICAt
tea ` t '.
DENTIST.
Office oppc4ite Cube House, Wolliboro, - Pa. All -
operations neatly and carefully performed.. Sat
isfaction guaranteed at 'live and let live prices.
Feb 22, IS7I tf
_ .....
fro Bridge Builders.
Tilfl county bridge across the 'Tioga river
icholo tho road crossed said river near
the town line of ichmond and Vega, will be
let for the reboil lug of the,aarue, by the' Cope"
-gii-VMB,l7ta f il i , gi i ielMa; to l ißeldwOt 'siva
t
best•bidder,,'on hursday; the - ilth day of Mar, :
next, at 'one' Vol k P.ll.
".A15, - o, a bridge cross' Mill
,cretek; where the
road cr( eSett said creek in the township of Rut.
lai,d, will he let y the CommloSionere, for the
building of the I , ino, as by plan to ho exhibited
on the promises, o the lowest and beet bidder,
on Friday,'the lOth day of Match next; at 'One
,o'clock 1-.. M. -• •M. W. WETLIBRDEE, - •
• 'P. lir. - ITAN,NESS, - -
• • '-JOB REXFORD,' • - -
,
Fe') 22, 1871 3w- • - :• , . Commissioners.
PEE subscriber ha's for sale.the following
i.de
scribed real estate: Thirty village lots sit
uate on State street, in Wollsboro; the - house
and lot formerly occupied by Charles Williams;
a six acre tot situated near the cemetery; and a
farm of 0 acres, located near thq farm of Col
lins Culver. For terms and puirtiCulars apply to
WALTER BREA WOOD,
Wollsboro, Pa.
six
1
Nov .
.
No :Num More.-i" ., , f'
1 91V opened in Smith & Bowen's block, sec.
and floor, a MUSIC room where will be kept
on exhibition, and for sale,
Steinway and other .Pianos;
c 4 bitiot Organs, and a choice selection of Sheet
Music. New music received every' nionth:—
Lessons on Piano and Organ,' and in Singifig
wilt be given. • Opportunity for practice .afforded
to those who may desire it 11. W. TODD.
Wellsbero,Pob. 15-3 mo. ..
. .
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foil gilt_
TH P. LIFE OF JOHN RUNYAN . (Pilgrim's
l'iogress) about 'Tiro pagiB, 11)e0 andsomel}
b k ,oo, ill French and Turkey Mow° ,
TESPAMENTS
vitt) notes, Wilk Pictionary and Webster's una
bridged. All these. publications , rvilL:be sold
very cheap Addrees,
'I; 11,13,3 i 9
14 6$ ntil
Ow
.W-. 1.
s
firlHE an.lersignod.offers for sale, her farm In
11, Middlebury Township Tioga, Co., known its
the ipirrt Stevens farm, containing one hundred
amp,' uith, apple orchard, two rframe barns,
Hone largo triune house, all• in good. eanditiort,-
f.irut under state of good cultivation, best gnat,
ity of flat lands on Crooked Creek, railroad - de-
pot near. Afio adjoining timber- lot' of two
hundred acres, containing large 'quantity of
hemlock, and hard woods, with quite. a large
amount of p ne,_:, ,
A.latet. W. AISTONE Esq.,
Wellshorolia; '
Feb
Li ARRIET M. STEVENS..
Weltahorq, Feb ,4
15.1871 f. '. - •
1
;;ur 01s
. e.ing unr(fc'r
r GO, IVIJ
l. tub at
xv Inter
th& watvr
, -
DBA-7'.715.
Tioga Borough- Ordinance'.
llo.n.§e and 1 4 0 Foa Sale.
Real Estate For Sale. 1.
CM=
P.-E. KNIFFEN x ,-, ;
- • :0,
TOGRAPII DIBLVe.
P. B. NNIPPEN,
Agent for Tioga Cor;
, Maineburg, Pa.
p... 1). 15, 187 t
Failn and - Ti 1,p1)6 . r , int far
AdmtpistratOr's Sal©
T •
HE undersigned, administrator :,of the Es
fate of Abner G. Ooodolli, deeilased, will
sell, nn the premises of said estate,- about 70
rods south of I. W. Tubbs & Co's Mills, in Law—
rence trtp, at public vondue. on the llth dtky,of
March, at I P. M. the following described &oil=
arty : Bounded north by 'John Middaugh - , 'East
by Tioga river, south and West by Ralph NObles,
containing ontrhaltriere, - mora or legs dciellipg
house thereon.-j ' Perms cash . SOS obrt,g.
Welltboro Feb.l.s, 3t.
• _ . •
ME
/111 TE SC II fis 91, r‘utEcTotip of
,14linar town
eblp will en'ect a ‘ t liofichool tome door, the
Delmar ebeesolaOtory, on. p4turday,,PebrnstY
25, et too o'clock , for.tbo,porpose, of con•
tractivik for wood for the several rebeels .irt the
townehi,l3 for the_preeent year; and oleo for,thc
tinnefilion of wich'other business Eis,mny'corno
before them. By order of the Board:' '
ROBBILT CAMPBELL,
Fob 15, 1871 2w Secretary.
.
llorS for 8410. • • 7. ,
tirl HE subscriber offere for sale, ono fibe Meek
'horse ten years bfage. Perfectly soiled sect
true. • Tim:vitro of W. A. STONE
HARRIET M. STEVENS. - - .• -
Wctisboro l •
, _
` . . 4 .*?- 6 11Elliffilitt , • '
AT 011ITU DOWEN s O; ratil wrtaLvauitr#44-.
=, •
The folloping lecturers have been engaged for
J.hlp Course:
.GEORGE FRANCIS TRAlN—"Dovatlwith
the'Praesian Monarchy, and trp with the Fre oh
Republio" Friday evening, March 3, 71.
WENDELL PIIILLIPS—" Thn Loot Art 4
no time Al*\if
ICS* RiLLINGOI:= O I.Iiik".Ino
WM, PARSONS, L. L. D.—"Riehard Drina
1049heridan"-nno true fixed.
-..liekete for tile balance of tilt( : acniriii; re- '
"served seats or tioket4 tna -'be procured
it Young $ c4.'a bceltatore, oVat, the_
order of the,oonamlitee.'., M. P. ELitOrr, Oka, ,
„ „ ,
SE ) V4OIAV - NO'l7.l.PEta. -
MANY EiBIBB rather th an tithe nauseous medicines
All who gaffe from congbe, colds, Irritation of the
bronchial tubes or tendency to consumption; will find
in Dr. Wiltar's Balsam of Wild Cherry a remedy as
agreeable to the palato as effectual in removing
tonso:' no Balsam la a pleasant remedy; it is a speedy
'remedy; it la a remedy that cures.
$650 por Month. Tho boat selling book
biter. published. AGENTS who sell our new
Work.
PLAIN UODID TALK AND KINDIOAL
„., COMMON MINIM, _
have, no competition. Thor° never was a book
published like it. Any body can sell It ? Every
body wants IL Many , agent 'are novr:inalting,
frog $5OO to $650 per month Selling this won.
411441 book. 24 page Descriptive Circular sent
frog oil application. Wo want good live• Agents;
Men who can folly appreciate the merits of the
work, and the fact that it meets a universal wants
Agents who desire to,do;good, 59 WOW* mnitjs r s
money. Addresal '!7; V
WELLS Co., 482' Broome Street, kfew York.
Bm. o
- • Offico ot J. 8..D088m, -
420 forth Eighth St., Philacin.
dik
DObbillB l kl
V •
A color_ and dressing 44,
not turu the hair_or i njure, the
head.. :(1 .
It does not produce a color
mechnically, as the poisonous •
preparations do.
,It gradually , restere# the *at
to its originsf — Color and lustre,
by supplying new life and vigor.
- It causes a luxullant groWth
.
of lsoft, fine hair.
The best and A safest article
ever- offered. 1
Clean and Pure. No sediment...
Sold evermher*.
ASK Fdl k9AITNTS'.
*Nov._2B, 1870.-Bm.
will be found
regiatered at
gee and hay-
L..l3Acan.'
• •
613431) tEIVIPLAgg'
MUTUAL , BENEFIT -
. • '
LIFE INS. i.ASSOCIATION..'
Chartered by Special Act of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania,
• -
CHARTER PERPETIPte -
FEMALES 'ADMITTED ON EQUAL TERMS.
OFFICERS :
• . ,
lion. S. B. Onasn, Presidont.• •
L. A. TYLER, Vioe President.
Azao Gove, Secretary.
4P Pot—To secure a benefit of $2OOO at
death, membership fee [payable in 'Rd;,; 4 •
Vance,]• ' $lO 4 00
.Annual due, (after first year,) 2 10
Mortuary assessments, from $1 to $2 10 ,ac
cording to age; ',Personal - Wined from 1540 00
years of age.
Wanted, an active business man in every
township, to work for the Good Tempters Mutu
al Benefit Association. E. T. BENTLF.Ty.'
General Agent for Tioga Co.
Tioga, Feb Q, 1871 tf
.
v 334 - 3,9 i f $
rlint colinty bridge across Wilson creek, near
_L_Nim. W. Babb and John Wilsoresi - cinAhn,
township of Morris, in Tiogn ionnty; will helot
feriae rebuilding of tha--sanie f `Lbr-ttko - oonnty
Commiaeloners, to the lowest and beet bidder,
according to plan exhibited on the premises, on
Thursday, the 16th day of February, 1871, at 1
oteloolt• M P
.._. M. M. W. WETHEEDEE,,.
P. V. VAN NESS, •
JOE REXFORD, - • '
Commissioners.
Feb
,8, 1871 2w
Pa StattSlibtural tScitool
itIAktIPIELD;VIOGA. co. .
rimy, text term will commo n co Monday,
of Marc ,1811. -Apply for',CAtalorpipp,ork,
admission, to CHAS. H.,..7.PHFALF:A•ALi"
Feb 8, 1871 Ba , Principal.
VENIDLiki .._ •
Tbe subscriber will l expose to public sale at
1. his reeldenoe Clymer, Oa Medal**,
;Maio 1,1871, the following property -vitt: 115:
extra Cows, 1 premium Bull, 1 pair twin year
ling Steers. Sale to commence 1P M. Terms
aash. WASHISCIV9N`LXRRISON.
Cllymet 14:431i.d. 18714 t
The Cheapest Place in the State
. .
For Photographs!
,11 [ 001 'S GILLORY!
„ tal =CARD for 80 cents. Large - pictures'and
AL LI , frames or $l. Old pictures copied, en
largedl!and 9 lab& ' in the3inest -style /
styleframes a d eve ItinifloriCli4gialtili
band] or furni hod t order.
lag LO ES PRICES AND THE
BEST WORE.- -
Rooms,over Gardner's grocery store.
Pos 1 18lLtf • . • ,Wellsborm, Pa;
FIRE INSIMPiNCE.
I NSURANCE effected in the
, •
FARMEREV.IffyI I ,II.O.4.I.IkI,4I:..WTOECO.,
Of .Middle i'ennaylvanta.
•
THE] HARTFORD, of - Hartford, Conn.
T73F7 EiIIRMANIA, of New York.. 't
and other Bret clasi,jamPaufej.
_':7o,iftcial4fiti
.A.T.tone, Bag. E. B. YOUNG, Agent.
ografiNir.o, Feb 1,1871, tf
geo r , hand,
Morocco,
• • 144 4 V, f l l -1 41% - e,
of _
rp1408131 intenditigt porOhe'se Musical In . ::
strtunents call upopCora
dtess•the undersigned at Knoivillo, 4111
Roll the celebrated
Georgia : and, Brawn
P .
for lon than you can buy one of equal quality of
-any ono else. Call or write before purchasing
elserrhero. I also furnish the
iPfitAer, , ;,
-mum, FLUTES, ACCORDEINS, our:
. TARS, Ac., Ac.
I also keep on band thoeo7l3 WI:RAVEL!
• I,
which I will sell cheaper than any other first
class Machine.
rAgenfa itanted - .• .:-`-B. F. -DOWB,
:Feb. ii 171-3 m. Knoxville, Pa.
lyiaßOLUTlOht.—Thi
... co. existing betwee n ; ,
-13.11Iistings is this day, 4 Ea
, einseet: , The affairs oft the lit!
-liy?either of the late imirtnetifil
•dt , }listfOgs & Cole, in Wrigh
•bihili Meek. IL DI
Feb 8,1871.3 w . 13,i
gh
.744 1 .2411.41.ififr- & DERBY.
" iCA.SII PAID FOR
WIEMI
OATS
BY
=1
Eli
EWES
~~s ~ .~.,
4 , -
,
MOE
-
71-
"
At
As We wl
MI
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S;, ~'5" ..
~ ., : i ,-,:t.
Win
lINI
' 1! ;1 1 ill
Eng
IME
-.• :
~
Give
Always ; In.d
,l
i, ~ ,
Corning'
•
oxierLecit,
•
HAS A FULL ASSORTMIINT OF
For inn and . 'Domestic :Dry y Goods,,
- - Which will be eold7-very.ebeap. •
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BEAVER CLOTH FOR OLOARS.
BUTTONS, ALL KINDS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
t, LI EXAMS, , , VELVETEENS: 'hi 'WHITE GOODS,
Glovos,•Hosiory, Knit Qoo dae Notions.
4Coiree
Hats &
Please ca
goods.
Wells
HE (IZ3
ortbe)ea
the old folk
I 'bit ; *ON PAPER OR PORCELAIN
4 ; -••
• I 3 •
to $t the s t inillestiockot, rup tolifo size.
.bites ; German and Me aliion heads frolic
atives, The new Victoria s ze,, Cabinet size,
and nil P i niatieiris made and pitiO in limiter • stile than has heretofore been offersid.by any
Photographer in this seotion of country. It is the only gallery in 'Toga County , retonahing its
negatives lit the true Rerun styli?. Largo assortment of
FRAME AND FRAME MATERIALS. COPYING ANDSPINti3IIII4IO'/N
-INK, WATER, CRAYON OR OIL COLollB;';'',',
•
!Grate rates,itand in first class , style Af,y prices are as aft tholoWsit,,tioing.
:clod worktand.lerms oash'when themitting le made. All - wciii:gaahrituttiest.ta."give
without extra charge.: Those who come first will be first served: . .,CtilL i ntiA
'afore going elsewhere
l, Jan, 11, 1871-3 m.„ M., '1 N. P. A., 'Artist siniFkroprietor.
4 7 4:41, • <
done at mo
equally asi
eatlefaa (ion
spooimens b
Mansfiel
i
•
httito:iv:
: Webb-and 4:
1),1 janimg.
Kati 41(474itaint
it Bailey's new
WEBB. _
IRON,
•,f!,11'7.1
V A SAV a q : - i
F -,',-Ar.,:, 1.,"Ya4
EEC
ItierT4
Wellabo
EE
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1 ...?''1 - .,1--
,:;''' ,- • , .. , -/:c" . , /
, .
1, ,
If -
INEIN
[the Regulator, Corning;
--, ::
h to reduce our stock to make' roenqi,for early
5 4- , t selling
" 5
er Dress Goods,
- Sha
ICloakings, ea :yes :,rs,
•
REGARDLESS
i , 1
I
•. •
Aces Reduced In 'every departulea. A full assortment of
oinestie Goods,
ries, Boots, Shoes 4 Crockery,
, Pk - AntbktiPrieee that Will induce every person in Tioga'county to buy Goode of
• us and Save money.
BEI
N.! T.Yel?. 4, 1870.
RBI
1-- hoice Groceries.
Soup, Tobacco, Syrup, Rice, • 6aleratus,
;Tea t , ; Crackers,,; Salt, Fish, Flour.
aps, Boots & Shoes, Rubbers, Crockery, Wooden Ware, &c. .
. ,
Chili Paid fpr WITTE% oreldpiied on Commission.
1 and look our Stook over. You will always flail us ready and willing to show
b1 : 040, J.a4. 17, /87/.-IY.
, .•,
-
X* -.- 1:tIOS IS' TAB.-mm.
outs VrtORIOUS, and peace Proclaimed throughout the United States: nov.
death, .wl h temptations stride is on thu track of every son and daughter,. and o
too; which is sufflalent reason why hero should bo no delay in going to
,
intOrlis rt Gli-gal_l4,6i-3r
FOR 1
BM
C.
R.
(Successor to D. 1. ROBERTS) DEALER IN
..,• .
D R
AILS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, licirtsp. ,siVE,',AND •HOrcpE NAILS
Ir. —, t.,, -.IA 4r,, , ,,J. , L4,4ci ;..- .0 , ,,. ,
i ir, -- S: ...', -t ' • ,,f !I- --vi '.:--- '4.. '• ' .'" ' 4 . ....
1 cies,rl>exitiewor ',9rcmiDits,_
al stoat ai itGOKS, BUTS, LATCHES, RINGER, &e:;
Also. WRAPPING PARER at mannfatitarete prides.
BRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO•
nil:bash:and pilau, reasonable. First deor above Cone Boni*.
Jan. 4,1871-Iy. ,
1
,
OF 000 T.
"
BA.-IL,F{AV•i3
r. '... o is-
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. .....,.,
,_
,1. - -' ';' : ':,
prang Goode, we
*winos,
is,
ra
121111113
,
EEO
NEWELL & OWEN.
J. R. BARKER.
=I
~n ehed neg
it. 0. BAILEY.
•
. ,
~ ~p_ ~
~, ~, , 1 , i . 1 -„. .. ,- i 47 ;7,!
(74. . 1 E0 4 5; 31 : 441P0 44 1 4rdia iiiila
V'IIUR GREAT. AMERICAN IMAAIIIR RBSTOR
li. BR, purifies the blood lint'. sure. ikrafula;
SYPPliii, skia Muses, Ithsugumisrii, Disesfiss ck.
'Wonted, and all Chreaki sifeetans of the blood,
liw aad Kidneys. 'lltonultotdeit by, theMait.
i
Vaoultj and misty thousand. of our !Wit OM
I
road the testitnonyerPhieteLitar and patient.
;who have used RosaMilis; rasa for our itosadalise
guide to Health Book, or Alumnae ibr Chbiyeer,
r t
ill
which we publish for path' us dtattlittion; it
'will give yoninneh Wahl° °mutton ' . •
.
Dr. n. W. Oar otaaltitio , sore i
... .
' i too piastre la raiumnalui saour mama?
as a very faked iltarative. I bug Siam if
nod h i tyro emu Witte , . happy reialts—one In a
4Mot amondary width, fa which the pabout
pronossicat bluiselfosted acerbating bilisasiva
F 40.10 lOW sallgaa. ',TM othot fa a else ,of
rrata& a lan Swann: - witch Ii rapidly iv&
Lovius Oder. Its , IMO* And the indication us
" 4. tow Pittiont will soon- recover. I have cue..
AMY - *untitled tba - fOrbattlA' 1 4' Mb l atirt
I rnMlimadalla is :tad., aid dad It ess‘ , 4 s X, bat
Dc49PIPI4 90 . 4 hrat# 0 ,01 11 4 11 avt! 1 ; -1 '
r Or;lipsrkerof bliotikamililiilty4 ;says is has
is4ltosaasllsla men of tkrottds **4 lbsionda
h'y Syphilis sratisattassetostresults. • Al I Olean.,
Or of the
I•u bloo d r know no bettor rinnellY•
Osam
..„ o „__ ...
r, Muslu melt,ldneurocre, Teuir q says
I have used seven bottles of &sedans, and am
' um* cured of Rheumatism; send me font hot
Mee, as I wish it for my brother, who has scrofti.
ions sore eyes, '
!; Benjamin Bechtol, of Lbna,Ohio, writ. % ii h ave
esifored for twenty years .. with 'an • InTeterme
0 1,
amp on over my whole body; a shorttbnesince
I pti seed a bottle 9 f Bimodal* old It . *ir o n e d
Oars, : ~ : . : • : t . -
L alai's sold by PAL, Willlatii (i . o. and
W; Krau,'Wsllsboror Philo Tall i . nor';
M. L. Bacon, Blossburg,and Druggist* generally Starch 9;1870,4Y.
HALL'S,
ITEGETBLE SICIL AN
HAIR RENEWER
Is the only perfected and
scientifically prepared
preparation of its kind_
even -offered to the public),
and has no competitor
in merit. By its use
GRAY, HAIR is soon
restored to its original
youthful color and bril
liancy, which is 80, elllCik
admired by all. P•ftsons
whose hair is thin or falling
out will, by the use of our
Renewer,soon'see its good
effects, as, by its tonic and
stimulating properties the
hair glands will be incited
and the hair grow thick
and strong again. In eases
of Badness it will create
a new growth unlestE the
follicles are destroyel It
is cooling, and allays all \
itching, and- irritation of .
the scalp. It does not stain
the skins as do dyes, but
makes the scalp white and
clean. Asa DRESSING
it is the best and most
economical preparation in
tho world, as its effects
last so arich longer. Send
for our Trefithie on the
hair, free to all, by mail.
RESTORES
HAIR
( TO
, S
.1
Man
COLOR,
PROMOTES
GROWTH!)
AND
::I A
- SPLENDID
DRESSING.
'MY
0 N E
BOTTLE
AND
THICKEN
DP
THE
THIN
LOOKS!
Sold by all Druggists and Peakra in Medicine.
I*rlco ono Dollar Per BotUc.
R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, 111811VA0i. H.
= Aug. 3,1,61"0-Iy.
Administrator's . Notice.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
best to Andarahrnad_lui iha _as.
ariame, ttemna, late of
Jaakionitownship, al thcis• ladekted to said CP
tate will malts itantidiats pays , and those
having claims against tho same, 11-present
them to. B. SHRIV . , Adm'r.
.
Jackspn, Fobrnary 1, 1871 flw
.P, si ,-_ 1
1 ---
E le .44
toll ce; 4
gi,eB: 6- L - c'ralWapl" 0 ge
CO 14 GQ L" , wo 07 r". GP 10 Nr..... ..a bp 0
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F
8 8
u , a es ,
JNO. L M Tt7HELL, Agn,
VVELLBitORO, PA .
Issues Policies in Brst•olass Oontrignics at se
r_at,Ant I:Letteis,
RELIABLE COMPANY
will grant Insurance.
Jan. 4,1871.—1 y.
Apri1:6,21810.-4y.
Eptope . p.f",_, l Vifart,,,
Grefif Balloon. -Asceinghin
uEN -killed, Women : attit'ohl4drou 'going
obey over the Elegem( Style _aficifiniih of
- •
210211110111 t ' •
from Na rnm ore's now Photograph Gallery Wells
born. All the latest Styles of pistnresisucb at
German and Medallion beads; CeshinetAise, new-
Victoria Site, and"Poretelain',Picharerlplelo- or
colored), and many other Styles too numerous
to mention. litteresocopie views, and - .views of
Private, Dosidencee made at reasonable prices.
COPying 'old pictures and enlarging the same—to
any silts required, a specialiiy,lrhen desired: they
wilt be retonohed is India talc. et oolore4
water Colors. A. good 'asorticent of frames
Conilmitly on,hand. Cali and examitiespeoircens
before going elsewhere.. •
.11.,.d0ut 'mistake , the place,. over D.
Ditiltiati * ti'Derital Rooms, opposite 0011 b• gout
D. B. NARAIStOI§.
' t
SURANCE.
as any
3NO. I. MITOHELL.
T A'S
Cheapest Nate ha Town,
I=
TO BUY FOB
CASH,
Try our
I=
Prioes
before
iPurchas'ng Elsewhere,
TRUMAN BROTHERS,
GROCERY & PROVISION
STORE I
Don't Ask For Credit.
■
July \ V,
The Cheap Cash Store
William Wilson
IRAS JUST, REOEIVSJ , LOTS 0.8
t .
.7rEw•
GOODS!
AND HAS
Marked them Down
TO VERY LOW • i
Cask Prices.
To enumerate the artioles and give a diserip
lion of the variety and quality -44 good', would
be labor thrown away, I therefore invite all to
DROP Ire
ad a I
pe fo themselves and takes look threasli
the alma oth stook and convince thetnitiohis
Awl
GOOD GOUJIS
Low Prices is
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